Explore at your pace
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Enter Shinjuku Gyoen with an advance electronic ticket—no waiting at the counter, just scan and stroll right in.
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Discover 58.3 hectares of gardens blending Western and Japanese styles, home to around 10,000 trees.
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Stroll through vibrant cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, and dazzling autumn foliage.
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Explore historic buildings nestled among scenic lawns, rose beds, and tranquil Japanese landscapes.
Additional Highlights:
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Seasonal treats and Japanese-designed souvenirs await at the park’s cafés and gift shop.
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Just a 10-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, this urban oasis is perfect for a refreshing escape.
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- Advance electronic admission ticket to Shinjuku Gyoen
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Meals
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Hotel pickup
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Guided tour
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Parking (no parking lot available)
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Transfers
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These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Enter Shinjuku Gyoen with an advance electronic admission and enjoy Tokyo’s seasonal scenery—from cherry blossoms to autumn color.
Getting started
Show your mobile QR voucher at the entrance to Shinjuku Gyoen—no need to wait in line at the ticket counter on the day of your visit. The park is easy to reach on foot from Shinjuku Station’s South Exit and nearby metro stations including Shinjuku-Gyoenmae and Shinjuku-Sanchome.
What to expect
Shinjuku Gyoen
Established in 1906, Shinjuku Gyoen is a celebrated garden in Tokyo that combines multiple horticultural styles across 58.3 hectares. With around 10,000 trees and a 3.5 km perimeter, it’s a scenic place to slow down and enjoy nature through the seasons.
Features
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Landscape Garden: Wide lawns and large trees spread across an open, spacious setting.
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Formal Garden: A rose bed and plane tree-lined paths give this area a classic Western feel.
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Japanese Garden: A calm strolling garden designed for a peaceful walk.
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Seasonal scenery: See around 1,000 cherry trees bloom in spring, fresh greenery in summer, and colorful autumn foliage.
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Historic buildings: Explore historical structures within the park grounds.
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On-site amenities: Stop by the restaurants and cafes, and visit the gift shop for seasonal sweets and Japan-inspired souvenirs.
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What to bring
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Bring a valid photo ID or student ID for age verification if you are a high school student or 65 years and above.
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Present your electronic QR voucher on your mobile device for entry.
What’s not allowed
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There is no parking lot available; use public transportation to access the park.
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Private group bookings are not available for this experience.
Accessibility
- There is no on-site parking available.
Additional information
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Free admission is available for junior high school students and younger; all other guests must purchase a ticket and may be required to present proof of age or student ID.
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There is no age limit for entry.
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The park’s opening hours vary by season; please check the official schedule before your visit.
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If a Monday is a national holiday, the park will be closed on the following weekday.
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Meals, guided tours, hotel pickup, and transfers are not included with your ticket.
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Restaurants, cafes, and a gift shop are available inside the park.
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